Community & Culture

For over a hundred years, Turco's Last Stand occupied the same corner of 3rd and Pike, selling newspapers and later distributing Narcan. SDOT pulled its permit in 2024.

For singers trying to hear both the backing track and their own voice, the calmest bets are earlier hours on weeknights and spaces set apart from the busiest bar traffic.

Low-cost studio chains and independent photographers offer Seattle families places to look for graduation portraits beyond school photo days.

Reports centered near Pacific Place after repeated service drops from yesterday evening into this afternoon, though the issue did not appear to affect every Seattle neighborhood.

The annual event will bring families, alumni and neighbors to campus for food, auctions and a pre-event gathering across the street.

Three 7 p.m. comedy shows are on the calendar in Maltby and Woodinville this week, adding a rare weeknight live option in an area with fewer events than Seattle.

The longtime studio appears to have changed hands and is now under new ownership, while several piercers sought out by returning clients are working at other Capitol Hill shops.

Eight Wildcats reached the finals at the Seattle Metro League Championships, with Eden O'Donnell adding another 500 freestyle title before districts.

Friday's lineup runs from SDOT drop-ins on two street proposals to open mic, live music, plant bingo and a late skate at Southgate.

Prospective families can visit the 34th Avenue SW campus for tours, program information and an architect-led look at the building.

The school's November events split by grade level, with preschool through grade 4 at the main campus and grades 5 through 8 at Hope North Campus.

The annual fundraiser for the West Seattle Food Bank is set for Nov. 14, with a handful of team spots still open and walk-up support welcome even if the lanes sell out.